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Nice find. I'm looking for one in a similar condition to restore but they are few and far between.

With all these posts on the sneakbox resorations I am now looking for one myself. I am interested in a Heinrich sneakbox in need of restoration if anyone has one.

Here is my first update.

I think it's a great idea. Attorneys need to make a living like everyone else.

That boy sure is a duck hunter. He has the eye of the tiger!

Try Devlin at: http://www.devlinboat.com/ Sam has plans for a 15'6" one man or a 17'6" two man skull boat.

Dave & Scott, thanks for the invite, had a great time. Dave, hope your hands have warmed up from the cold, wet start. Glad that one of us in the boat could shoot yesterday so I finally got to see a wigeon!

It was a great finale today wasn't it Bob!

Today was the last day in CT. We waited all year for snow and it finally came on the last day. Great day for hunting but was slow. However, ended the season well with a merg., an eider and a banded scoter.

Eric, we hunt an area where we will have 8 or 10 tankers go close by during a hunt. Give the decoys movement!

First, stop at The Beer Store for supplies. Then fill the camper with foam and wait until spring and float it to shore. Make sure you video the rescue.

I don't know todd, I think all you need is an eye patch.

25 in CT

I want to go to the beer store. It offers educational (beer 101 & a beer certification program!) and culinary (boozy maple syrup) opportunities.

Al, you surely capture the essence of what hunting is about. Success is not always measured by the bag count.

That's too funny. I've had rats take bluefish from me while fishing a jetty.

My friend has an american arms side by side that doubled on him while goose hunting with 3 1/2's! OUCH!

Ron, my experience is limited to the Ruger. I have owned a Mark II for 25 years and have shot thousands of rounds out of it. At times I do a lot of pistol shooting, including IDPA shooting, and I enjoy shooting the 22. they are cheap to shoot and are an inexpensive way to concentrate on...

Rick, search this site for posts by Chuck J. He has a lot of good pic's and advice on building canvas decoys. Also, I recently bought a book written by Al Streetman. It's all about building canvas decoys and has quite a few patterns. You can find it on Amazon.

Ok Jeff, not to confuse you but there is yet another option. Canvas. I'm new at this carving, having only built sleds & buoy birds, but after hunting over James this fall, I was so impressed with the look of canvas that I am currently working on 6 mallards. No special tools, other than a band...